Pendleton Summerland Blanket

The Summerland trail is in Mount Rainier National Park, voted “Best Wildflower Spot in the USA.” Forested switchbacks give way to views of Little Tahoma and colorful tarns. Shimmering bands of color represent the wildflowers blanketing the hillsides in late summer—saxifrage, asters, mountain daisies, and so many more. A footbridge crosses Fryingpan Creek, where Green Darner dragonflies flit above the water on iridescent wings that are as colorful as the blooming wildflowers.

Approximate Size: 64" by 80"
82% pure virgin wool, 18% cotton
Unnapped
Whipstitched binding
Dry clean
Made in USA